Meissen - Coffee service (15) - Indische Korallenrot-C52 - Porcelain

Finest Porcelain - Like New
Meissen
Cup: Ø 6.5 cm. Height 5 cm.
Saucer: Ø 11 cm. Height 2.5 cm.
Creamer: Length 9 cm. Width 6.5 cm. Height 8 cm.
Sugar Bowl: Ø 7 cm. Height 8 cm. approx.
Coffee Pot: Length 18 cm. Width 11.5 cm. Height 22 cm.
Poste Italiane

Very venerable and rare six-person coffee service, first quality, made by the renowned German porcelain factory Meissen, famous for its authenticity mark with blue crossed swords, features the celebrated decoration "Fiori Indiani" realized in the characteristic coral-red coloration with exquisite details in 24 Kt gold.
It consists of 6 cups with their saucer, 1 creamer, 1 sugar bowl and 1 coffee pot, purchased directly at the factory, in Meissen, and NEVER used; all labels were present (see photos) which I removed to reveal the mark.
There is also a circular sheet with the mark, which was used between a saucer and another, this is how it left the factory.
It is like new, never used and always on display.
Please examine the photographs carefully as they are an integral part of the description.
Any duties or additional charges will be borne by the buyer; please check in advance the costs to avoid unpleasant surprises.
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This is one of the Meissen Manufactory's historic flagship patterns, first introduced around 1720 and inspired by Oriental porcelains arriving in Europe via the East India Companies.

Style and Decoration: the design reinterprets floral elements typical of Chinese and Japanese tradition (peonies, chrysanthemums and plum branches) stylized with the mastery typical of eighteenth-century European painters; the flowers evoke concepts of prosperity and purity.

Forms and Edges: The saucers and the upper rims of the cups feature a classic and elegant wavy, lobed line (scalloped profile), enriched by a filigreed 24-carat gold profile.
The interlaced handles and bud-shaped knobs are typical of Saxon Baroque and Rococo.